Update September 14, 2020: Survey closed Thanks to all who've completed the survey. We're reviewing and analyzing your responses, and using …
In Memory of Jonathan Spero
On April 13, the organic seed community lost a philosopher king. Jonathan Spero was an avidly curious and thoughtful farmer who committed …
New Policy Brief: Leveling the Fields
On Juneteenth, HEAL Food Alliance and Union of Concerned Scientists released a policy brief that we at OSA find to be of dire importance to …
Join Us to Discuss: What are the Biggest Challenges for Ag?
What are the biggest challenges and opportunities over the next 10 to 30 years to optimize productivity and resilience, strengthen economic …
How Can We Better Serve You?
One of the founding goals of Organic Seed Alliance is to educate farmers on how to grow seed and breed new varieties. That hasn't changed …
OSA’s Cara Loriz Honored in New Book
We're thrilled to share that OSA Executive Director Cara Loriz is among the many women featured in Jennifer Jewell’s new book, “The Earth in …
Calling for Justice and an End to Racism
In Solidarity All of us at Organic Seed Alliance are outraged by the killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and so many …
Thank you for Giving BIG!
All of us at Organic Seed Alliance are sincerely grateful for your support of our mission and hope that you, your families and friends are …
Finding Solidarity in Our Alliance
Organic Seed Alliance is not a membership organization. We are an Alliance. We are built of partnerships and create spaces for these …
Breeding Carrots with Partners to Address Diverse Needs
Carrots are a mainstay of vegetable diets across the country and around the world. A wide diversity of types with various colors, textures, …
Are You an Organic Producer? We Need to Hear from You!
OSA and the Organic Farming Research Foundation (OFRF) have released two national surveys: one for certified organic producers and a second …
Purple Sprouting Broccoli and Supporting Local Farmers
The long awaited spring is here at last. Sunlight warms our skin and the soil, signaling the beginnings of a new growing season and the …

